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❯ Data Structures & Algorithms
⦁ Arrays, Linked Lists, Stacks, Queues
⦁ Trees, Graphs, Hashmaps
⦁ Sorting & Searching algorithms
⦁ Time & Space Complexity (Big O)

❯ Operating Systems Basics
⦁ Processes vs Threads
⦁ Memory Management
⦁ File Systems
⦁ OS concepts like Deadlock, Scheduling

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⦁ HTTP / HTTPS
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⦁ Encryption (SSL/TLS)
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⦁ Secure coding practices

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⦁ Scalability & Load Balancing
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⦁ Message Queues (RabbitMQ, Kafka)

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⦁ Git basics: clone, commit, push, pull
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⦁ Merge conflicts & resolutions

❯ Debugging & Logging
⦁ Print debugging & breakpoints
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❯ Code Quality & Maintenance
⦁ Clean code principles
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1. Bias - AI unfairly prefers some answers due to skewed training data, leading to unfair outcomes like in hiring algorithms.

2. Label - A tag or answer AI learns as correct, essential for supervised training.

3. Model - A program that learns patterns from data to make predictions or generate outputs.

4. Training - Feeding AI examples so it improves at tasks, like teaching it to recognize cats in photos.

5. Chatbot - AI that converses with users, powering tools like customer support bots.

6. Dataset - A collection of data AI trains on—quality matters for accurate results.

7. Algorithm - Step-by-step rules AI follows to process data and solve problems.

8. Token - Small units like words or subwords that AI models like GPT break text into.

9. Overfitting - When AI memorizes training data too well and flops on new, unseen info.

10. AI Agent - Autonomous software that performs tasks independently, like booking meetings.

11. AI Ethics - Guidelines for responsible AI use, focusing on fairness and avoiding harm.

12. Explainability - How well you can understand why AI made a certain decision.

13. Inference - AI applying what it learned to new data, like generating a response.

14. Turing Test - A benchmark to see if AI can mimic human conversation convincingly.

15. Prompt - The input or question you give AI to guide its output.

16. Fine-Tuning - Tweaking a pre-trained model for specific tasks, like customizing for legal docs.

17. Generative AI - AI that creates new content, from text to images (think DALL-E).

18. AI Automation - Using AI to handle repetitive tasks without human input.

19. Neural Network - AI structure mimicking the brain's neurons for pattern recognition.

20. Computer Vision - AI "seeing" and analyzing images or videos, like facial recognition.

21. Transfer Learning - Reusing a model trained on one task for a related new one.

22. Guardrails (in AI) - Safety features to prevent harmful or incorrect outputs.

23. Open Source AI - Freely available AI code anyone can modify and build on.

24. Deep Learning - Advanced neural networks with many layers for complex tasks.

25. Reinforcement Learning - AI improving through trial-and-error rewards, like game-playing bots.

26. Hallucination (in AI) - When AI confidently spits out false info.

27. Zero-shot Learning - AI tackling new tasks without specific training examples.

28. Speech Recognition - AI converting spoken words to text, powering voice assistants.

29. Supervised Learning - AI trained on labeled data to predict outcomes.

30. Model Context Protocol - Standards for how AI handles and shares context in conversations.

31. Machine Learning - AI subset where systems learn from data without explicit programming.

32. Artificial Intelligence (AI) - Tech enabling machines to perform human-like tasks.

33. Unsupervised Learning - AI finding hidden patterns in unlabeled data.

34. LLM (Large Language Model) - Massive AI for understanding and generating human-like text.

35. ASI (Artificial Superintelligence) - Hypothetical AI surpassing human intelligence in all areas.

36. GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) - Hardware accelerating AI training with parallel processing.

37. Natural Language Processing (NLP) - AI handling human language, from translation to sentiment analysis.

38. AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) - AI matching human versatility across any intellectual task.

39. GPT (Generative Pretrained Transformer) - Architecture behind models like ChatGPT for natural text generation.

40. API (Application Programming Interface) - Bridge letting apps access AI features seamlessly.

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1 - Machine Learning: Core algorithms, statistics, and model training techniques.
2 - Deep Learning: Hierarchical neural networks learning complex representations automatically.
3 - Neural Networks: Layered architectures efficiently model nonlinear relationships accurately.
4 - NLP: Techniques to process and understand natural language text.
5 - Computer Vision: Algorithms interpreting and analyzing visual data effectively
6 - Reinforcement Learning: Distributed traffic across multiple servers for reliability.
7 - Generative Models: Creating new data samples using learned data.
8 - LLM: Generates human-like text using massive pre-trained data.
9 - Transformers: Self-attention-based architecture powering modern AI models.
10 - Feature Engineering: Designing informative features to improve model performance significantly.
11 - Supervised Learning: Learns useful representations without labeled data.
12 - Bayesian Learning: Incorporate uncertainty using probabilistic model approaches.
13 - Prompt Engineering: Crafting effective inputs to guide generative model outputs.
14 - AI Agents: Autonomous systems that perceive, decide, and act.
15 - Fine-Tuning Models: Customizes pre-trained models for domain-specific tasks.
16 - Multimodal Models: Processes and generates across multiple data types like images, videos, and text.
17 - Embeddings: Transforms input into machine-readable vector formats.
18 - Vector Search: Finds similar items using dense vector embeddings.
19 - Model Evaluation: Assessing predictive performance using validation techniques.
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How AI really works?

The OpenAI team created an interpretable model which is much more transparent than typical transformers, behave like a "black box." 
This is important because such a model helps understand why AI hallucinates, makes mistakes, or acts unpredictably in critical situations.

The new LLM is a sparse transformer: much smaller-simpler than modern LLMs (at level of GPT-1). but goal is not to compete, but to be as explainable as possible.

🟢 How it works?

- the model is trained so that internal circuits become sparse, 
- most weights are fixed at 0, 
- each neuron has not thousands of connections, but only dozens, 
- skills are separated from each other by cleaner and more readable paths.

In usual dense models, neurons are connected chaotically, features overlap, and understanding the logic is difficult. 
Here, for each behavior, a small circuit can be identified: 
sufficient, because it performs the required function itself, 
and necessary, because its removal breaks the behavior.

The main goal is to study how simple mechanisms work to better understand large models.

The interpretability metric here is circuit size, 
the capability metric is pretraining loss. 
As sparsity increases, capability drops slightly, and circuits become much simpler.

Training "large but sparse" models improves both metrics: the model becomes stronger, and the mechanisms easier to analyze.

Some complex skills, such as variables in code, are still partially understood, but even these circuits allow predicting when the model correctly reads or writes a type.

The main contribution of the work is a training recipe that creates mechanisms 
that can be *named, drawn, and tested with ablations*, 
rather than trying to untangle chaotic features post hoc.

LIMITS: these are small models and simple behaviors, and much remains outside the mapped chains.

This is an important step toward true interpretability of large AI.

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What is a Neural Network?
A Neural Network is a part of Artificial Intelligence that tries to mimic how the human brain works. It helps computers recognize patterns, make predictions, and learn from data — just like we do.

🔍 Simple Definition:
A Neural Network is a system of connected “neurons” (small units) that process and pass information to each other.
In short: Input → Hidden Layers → Output

📚 Real-Life Examples of Neural Networks
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⦁ Voice-to-Text in Google or WhatsApp
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⦁ Self-Driving Cars (detecting people, signs, obstacles)
⦁ Language Translation (Google Translate)

🛠 How Does It Work?
Let’s say you want a neural network to recognize whether an image is of a cat or dog.

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2️⃣ Hidden Layers – it learns features like ears, eyes, shape
3️⃣ Output Layer – gives final answer: cat 🐱 or dog 🐶

Each “neuron” gives weights to information and passes it on.

🧱 Basic Structure of a Neural Network
⦁ Input Layer – where data enters
⦁ Hidden Layers – middle layers that learn patterns
⦁ Output Layer – gives the result or prediction
(More hidden layers = deep learning)

🎓 Key Concepts to Know:
⦁ Weights & Biases – adjust to improve accuracy
⦁ Activation Function – decides whether to pass info (like brain’s “yes/no”)
⦁ Backpropagation – technique to learn from mistakes

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⦁ Powers most advanced AI systems
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⦁ Used in everything from Instagram filters to cancer detection

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model.compile(optimizer='adam', loss='binary_crossentropy')

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🌟 Final Thought:
Neural Networks are the brain of AI. They learn from data, find patterns, and solve real-world problems. If you’re into AI, this is your next step!

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├── Probability & Statistics: Bayes Theorem, Distributions
├── Calculus: Derivatives, Gradients (for optimization)

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🧠 Unsupervised Learning – Clustering, Dimensionality Reduction
🎯 Model Evaluation – Accuracy, Precision, Recall, F1, ROC
🔄 Model Tuning – Cross-validation, Grid Search
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🧠 Neural Networks – Perceptron, Activation Functions
🔁 CNNs – Image classification, object detection
🗣 RNNs & LSTMs – Time series, text generation
🧮 Transfer Learning – Using pre-trained models
🧪 DL Projects – Face Recognition, Image Captioning, Chatbots

5️⃣ Natural Language Processing (NLP)
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📊 Vectorization – TF-IDF, Word2Vec, BERT
🧠 NLP Tasks – Sentiment Analysis, Text Summarization, Q&A
💬 Chatbots – Rule-based, ML-based, Transformers

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🧠 Object Detection – YOLO, SSD, Haar Cascades
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This A-Z captures the essentials of 2025 AI from IBM's core definitions and DataCamp's beginner guides, spotlighting breakthroughs like transformers and GANs that drive 85% of real-world apps from chatbots to self-driving tech—perfect for grasping how AI mimics human smarts!

A – Algorithm
A step-by-step procedure used by machines to solve problems or perform tasks.

B – Backpropagation
A core technique in training neural networks by minimizing error through gradient descent.

C – Computer Vision
AI field focused on enabling machines to interpret and understand visual information.

D – Deep Learning
A subset of ML using neural networks with many layers to model complex patterns.

E – Ethics in AI
Concerns around fairness, bias, transparency, and responsible AI development.

F – Feature Engineering
The process of selecting and transforming variables to improve model performance.

G – GANs (Generative Adversarial Networks)
Two neural networks competing to generate realistic data, like images or audio.

H – Hyperparameters
Settings like learning rate or batch size that control model training behavior.

I – Inference
Using a trained model to make predictions on new, unseen data.

J – Jupyter Notebook
An interactive coding environment widely used for prototyping and sharing AI projects.

K – K-Means Clustering
A popular unsupervised learning algorithm for grouping similar data points.

L – LSTM (Long Short-Term Memory)
A type of RNN designed to handle long-term dependencies in sequence data.

M – Machine Learning
A core AI technique where systems learn patterns from data to make decisions.

N – NLP (Natural Language Processing)
AI's ability to understand, interpret, and generate human language.

O – Overfitting
When a model learns noise in training data and performs poorly on new data.

P – PyTorch
A flexible deep learning framework popular in research and production.

Q – Q-Learning
A reinforcement learning algorithm that helps agents learn optimal actions.

R – Reinforcement Learning
Training agents to make decisions by rewarding desired behaviors.

S – Supervised Learning
ML where models learn from labeled data to predict outcomes.

T – Transformers
A deep learning architecture powering models like BERT and GPT.

U – Unsupervised Learning
ML where models find patterns in data without labeled outcomes.

V – Validation Set
A subset of data used to tune model parameters and prevent overfitting.

W – Weights
Parameters in neural networks that are adjusted during training to minimize error.

X – XGBoost
A powerful gradient boosting algorithm used for structured data problems.

Y – YOLO (You Only Look Once)
A real-time object detection system used in computer vision.

Z – Zero-shot Learning
AI's ability to make predictions on tasks it hasn’t explicitly been trained on.

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2. Explore real-world AI use cases
3. Learn basic AI terms
4. Grasp programming fundamentals
5. Start Python for AI

🔹 Math & ML Basics
6. Learn stats & probability
7. Study linear algebra basics
8. Get into machine learning
9. Know ML learning types
10. Explore ML algorithms

🔹 First Projects
11. Build a simple ML project
12. Learn neural network basics
13. Understand model architecture
14. Use TensorFlow or PyTorch
15. Train your first model

🔹 Deep Learning
16. Avoid overfitting/underfitting
17. Clean & prep data
18. Evaluate with accuracy, F1
19. Explore CNNs & RNNs
20. Try a computer vision task

🔹 NLP & RL
21. Start with NLP basics
22. Use NLTK or spaCy
23. Learn reinforcement learning
24. Build a simple RL agent
25. Study GANs and VAEs

🔹 Cloud & Ethics
26. Create a generative model
27. Learn AI ethics & bias
28. Explore AI industry use cases
29. Use cloud AI tools
30. Deploy models to cloud

🔹 Real-World Use
31. Study AI in business
32. Match tasks to algorithms
33. Learn Hadoop or Spark
34. Analyze time series data
35. Apply model tuning techniques

🔹 Community & Portfolio
36. Use transfer learning models
37. Read AI research papers
38. Contribute to open-source AI
39. Join Kaggle competitions
40. Build your AI portfolio

🔹 Advance & Share
41. Learn advanced AI topics
42. Follow latest AI trends
43. Attend AI events online
44. Join AI communities
45. Earn AI certifications

🔹 Final Steps
46. Read AI expert blogs
47. Watch AI tutorials online
48. Pick a focus area
49. Combine AI with other fields
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